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Last login: 28 hours agoTimMitchell: Tim is a 23 year old guy in a relationship from Newark, Delaware, USA.; Likes 810 pages, 15 videos, 4 photos • 9 fans; Member since Sep 28, 2007

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Whos the superpower now? | Salon: May 11, 9:27pm 2 reviews
http://www.salon.com/opinion/feature/2008/05/12/russian_oil/index.html; Just silly

things: May 3, 7:29pm 8 reviews humor
http://www.viruscomix.com/things.html; Pretty good but gets a little liberal and preachy on the last pages

MySpaceTV Videos: holy shit by Brian: May 3, 8:37am 6 reviews internet
http://vids.myspace.com/index.cfm?fuseaction=vids.individual&VideoID=968388; I don't see how that can be fake, it looks way to real. The car he blew in front of hit his breaks for no reason and that lane was open the whole time.

Why You Shouldnt Spend that Stimulus Check | Corporate Accountability and WorkPl…: May 2, 7:26pm 3 reviews investing
http://www.alternet.org/workplace/84019/; Ugh, I hate all these financial blogs. Typically they author doesn't have a whole lot of knowledge about the subject or much common sense, as evidenced here. I do agree that the stimulus checks are a bad idea, not because they won't work (they will) but because I don't agree with the government spending money on such things.

Anyway, the most glaring error in this article is that if everyone who received a stimulus check did not cash it the dollar would improve more than the check is worth. The reason this is so wrong is because the author assumes that everyone receiving these checks would have the same amount of money saved. Well, they don't... many people would not realize any increase in overall value because they have little assets. Moreover, the people that would benefit most from an increase in the value of the dollar are the wealthy, as they have the most money. We all know that wealthy is distributed proportionately amongst a small percentage of the population. These people are not receiving stimulus checks as the make too much a year.

Psuedo educational finance blogs and books like this are going to do more harm than good the layman investors and businessmen.

Are We The Dumbest Generation? | The Emory Wheel: May 2, 7:09pm 21 reviews politics
http://www.emorywheel.com/detail.php?n=25177; I agree that people should spend more time reading and learning that we do, but I don't think that my generation is any dumber than the previous. If you look at literacy rates over the past 100 years they are increasing. College enrollment is increasing as well. High school drop out rate is falling. All these things point towards a smarter generation. It's easy to look back on the accomplishments of the previous generations and assume they were all as great as the most memorable people, but that simply isn't the case. Wikipedia is still one of the top 10 sites on the internet